China's nuclear weapons lab has bought US chips for years, despite bans
Using them to simulate its nuclear stockpile
Using them to simulate its nuclear stockpile
"We stumbled," Intel CEO admits, warning of more stumbling
As a global economic downturn puts pressure on chip sales
But promises that research will go on elsewhere
Company also announces a number of new EC2 instances
Randhir Thakur leaves amid wider company cuts
Late, and now playing catch-up with AMD
Tycho features 2,600 nodes using Intel’s Sapphire Rapids processors
But it believes new server chips present a ray of hope
Employees will find out what's happening next month, with thousands at risk
Up to 20 percent of staff could be cut as part of the major shake-up
E2000 processor offloads work to speed infrastructure
The company has a long and troubled history in Chandler
Amid a national shortage of workers
Joining heatwaves and grid issues in the US, Europe, and across the world; shutdowns impacting semiconductor, lithium, and solar panel industry
With the help of generous subsidies
In a terrible quarter for the chip giant
An early win for Intel Foundry Services
For everything from data center server chips to consumer CPUs
Can save up to 30 percent compute requirements compared to air-cooling solutions
As CHIPS Act drags on, Intel holds off on fab build out
Details are light, and talks may not lead anywhere
A three-year phase for the National Science Foundation supercomputer
Both will be built by TSMC, not Intel